A George III Ebonised & Upholstered Salon/Side Chair c.1780

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A George III Ebonised & Upholstered Salon/Side Chair c.1780Origin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1780 Height: 37. 5 or 16 at seat Width: 22 Depth: 19 (all at extremities) The ebonised Georgian period side or salon chair having a Hepplewhite taste padded oval back and shaped seat, upholstered in House of Hackneys Dinosauria with double piping, the carcass with later(?) unifying stretchers, with tapering front legs to block rear legs. The chair is in good sturdy and original condition

and the abolition of bull-baiting and cock-fighting

Dresden cockatoos are valuable themselves and when they rarely appear for sale they fetch good sums

There are the usual abrasion marks and associated wear that one would expect with a fissure across part of the equator

Width: 26 inches (with antlers)

The ebonised wood penitential cross with baluster turned limbs

(a crazed follower of Dionysus/Bacchus) but she may not actually belong with the non-Greek Egyptian figures on the left (what with the floating hand present)

Waists were wasp thin

though does not suffer from any major loss

fish and miscellaneous goods and does not seem to have become associated exclusively with the fish trade until the sixteenth century

the bi-sectional original mercury glass mirror glass plate terminating in a flared architectural pediment

with fully operating eyes

these chests were sold to the sailing nations

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